Inlogcode Seats2meet 2.4 & 5G Wachtwoord

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2 Inlogcode Seats2meet 2.4 & 5G Wachtwoord

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4 Het verschepen van rozen van Kenia naar Rotterdam resulteert in een stapel papier van 25 cm dik. bij een enkele levering van gekoelde waren zijn ongeveer dertig personen en organisaties betrokken

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8 Martijn Siebrand TKI Dinalog

9 Blockchain wordt, sneller dan u denkt, bepalend voor het design van de logistieke wereld Martijn Siebrand Programma ontwikkelaar Supply Chain Finance TKI Dinalog Chain Vision

10 Martijn Siebrand Chain Vision Blockchain consulting

11 Supply Chain Finance - Blockchain

12 Blockchain

13 Disruptive innovation

14 What is blockchain? Promise of Blockchain/distributed ledger. 100% secure transactions. Robustness. Data integrity. Self executing processes. No central bottlenecks. No central control on access. Transparency. Flexibility.

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16 We collectively agree that money has value Value?

17 We trust the banks to keep score according to the rules

18 Meanwhile, banks keep spreadsheets that say how much is in your account: a Ledger

19 Conclusion: Money is about collectively trusting central entities to manage a shared ledger.

20 There are many examples where we need to trust entities to keep a ledger

21 So, what does the blockchain change about this?

22 A Blockchain also contains a ledger: it tells us which addresses contain what information

23 However, with blockchain technology, all participants collectively check and update the shared ledger

24 Conclusion: Blockchains are about organizing consensus on the contents of a shared ledger in a decentralized & distributed manner

25 Tamper-proof blockchain Block Block Block

26 The technical part: how the blockchain works with Bitcoin X seconds X seconds X seconds The ledger until now The Blockchain = Blocks with data on what changed when 1 = Additions to the blockchain (new transactions) = Constant reencryption of all existing data

27 How a Blockchain works

28 Key aspects blockchain Distributed shared ledger Smart contracts Cryptography Consensus

29 Permissinoless vs Permissioned blockchains

30 Multiples hashes create Blockchain

31 Smart Contracts

32 Developments in Europe with Dutch link

33 BlockLab is realizing multistakeholder use cases in both domains and already gains international interest.

34 Blockchain & logistics

35 Blockchain only for financial transactions?

36 Logistics and Blockchain: a perfect match

37 Connected drone: autonomously flying drones

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39 Blockchain companies linked to logistics

40 For instance: how a consumer could check the authenticity of a bag on the blockchain Goods flow Possible blockchain information flow IT Infrastructure No cost for redundancy Scalable Permant up-time Strong ID controls Auditable by third parties Possibilities for (automated) finance, customs, optimization, etc. Transparency

41 Blockchain & logistics innovation Overall project objective: The combination of the ledger technology with smart contracts have the potential to form a powerful logistics innovation platform. We will use existing, deployed, and proven blockchain technology as the foundations of our core business infrastructure, to be tested with 3 use cases. The aim of this project is to unequivocally show the business value of the blockchain in logistics. Projectlead: TU Delft: DR.IR. J.A. (JOHAN) POUWELSE

42 Blockchain & logistics innovation

43 Blockchain questions? Voor aanvullende informatie of een nadere kennismaking: Martijn Siebrand

44 René Bruijne Transfollow

45 e-cmr = Blockchain?

46 UN e-cmr protocol Legislative CMR convention United Nations Equivalent to CMR Made out by electronic communication Same particulars as CMR Content Electronic signature uniquely linked to signatory Identification of signatory Means under sole control Linked to data: subsequent change of data detectable 46

47 e-cmr / Blockchain e-cmr Undisputable proof of delivery Int. legal framework Blockchain Trust Decentralized Unchangeable data A marriage made in heaven, not because of technology but because of the trust shift requirements of global trade in the digital age. 47

48 e-cmr protocol adoption

49 TransFollow and Blockchain

50 TransFollow and Blockchain

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54 Executive Summary = mitigation

55 e-cmr Signing the POD

56 Why e-cmr or Blockchain Logistics is data driven! Supply chain ETA finance Predictable IOT visibility Paperless Last mile communication Supply chain KPI Digital identity Synchromodal Crypto currency Platoonin g 56

57 End Invest in digital people! Which digital role do you want? Start with small external data sharing projects! 57

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